— -- The National Rifle Association has added a new twist to classic fairy tales: arming protagonists with guns. NRA Family, the group's family-oriented website, has so far published updates ...

Happily ever after … with a gun. That's how the National Rifle Association is rewriting classic fairy tales in a new series for the NRA Family website.

The National Rifle Association has taken some heat this week after attempting what it saw as a family-friendly approach to to gun rights: inserting guns into classic fairy tale stories. As part of ...

Once upon a time there was a fairy tale so scary it made little children cry. But then the kindly National Rifle Association got hold of it, introduced some high-powered firearms and trigger-happy ...

The goal of the series is to show how firearms would have helped each story's protagonists find their happily ever after a whole lot faster. In an editor's note about the series, NRA Family writes ...

Gun-rights activist Bob Owens, editor of BearingArms.com, responded to the criticism, writing that the first installment in the NRA’s fairy tale series was “a lot less violent that the ...

NRA rewrites Brothers Grimm fairy tales – with guns. The gun rights lobbying group claims the stories are part of an effort to educate children about weaons safety ...

Once upon a time, Little Red Riding Hood went to visit her grandmother in the woods. A big, bad wolf decided he wanted to eat Little Red Riding Hood and her grandma. But Little Red Riding Hood and ...

Happily ever after… with a gun.That’s how the National Rifle Association is rewriting classic fairy tales in a new series for the NRA Family website.